Makes one wonder if NARA has taken into consideration some of what's been
discussed here over the past week regarding this subject relative to
regional disasters, relying on support of secondary sources, one of a kind
severe magnitude disasters, etc. and built that into their training
sessions?

One would hope that for $150 (which isn't rally much for a one-day course)
you'd walk away properly prepared...

Larry


Vital Records, A full-day workshopJuly 2--8:30 until 4:00201 Varick
> StreetNew York, New York
> This course provides the knowledge and skills required to identify,
> protect, and make readily available the vital records needed to support
> the resumption of critical business functions after a disaster, and to
> establish and administer a vital records program.
> Outcomes:
> At the end of this course, participants will be able to:Distinguish
> between a record and a vital record; Identify an organization's critical
> business needs and functions; Analyze records in the context of a vital
> records program; Identify and assess risks to records; Identify
> protection strategies for vital records; Specify timeframes for vital
> records availability; Develop procedures to ensure access to and
> security of vital records; Establish the scope of a vital records
> program; Identify elements of an effective vital records program; and
> Identify vital records program implementation strategies.
> Who should attend?
> This course targets Federal, state, and local employees and/or
> contractors who are individuals with records responsibilities, COOP
> managers, line managers and staff, information technology personnel, and
> employees of state and local government involved with vital records
> programs or emergency planning.
> Length - 1 day  Cost: $150--Register Online at https://nara.learn.com
>

-- 
Larry Medina
Danville, CA
RIM Professional since 1972

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